New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
TrRFSI\A TIA,

Tho coming 10 our shores OF tho fascinating creature
whose exceedingly cuphoniou' name SUI 'e' 'u"' aug
amount envyo the unknown second person singular 10
whom seems addressed might he set down as righteous
will compel our music patrons either TO discard al
thought OF trying 10 estimate her artistic STATION or 70
decide md how much value in such an estimate
IL TO be allotted Sinsome ways and cusninS cel"eE
ries and how much reserved for serious ART poupe,'
for tho majority OF those who get within eye ami earshs
o. Teresna rua the former alternative VII! maze tue
stronger appeal dainty aud piqnant psfsohA"'S ""o
can rayish one with her mere out ward appearance
and behavior who Is accoutred besides with pair OF
deem round eyes that open with childish deilsht al
every sign that their owner Is the 'Au'o
., MEASURE with full Roman lips drawn always into
semi circular pout. II some saucy sprite hai KISSED
them once oftener than lie had won tho pFNose' "no
c,n nut violin under her dimped chin and attack II
,,h , nr.,tv nnsn,city which must challenge every
~ NJ tho ble,, wood 70 thrill IN accord with nsr wishes
s,ch creature invites criticism OF the unemotona'
lincoln promising, inconsderate kind only from he"rt-
Gallon, listeners deyoees wnc approach the musicai
tompo solely to worship And such creature Is the
woman who rave her first American concert at CneSer
Ing Hall last night
Naturally she achieved triumph and naturally those
who ~,v, willing labor to make that triumph brilliant
vould IN nix that the uudcrpinung had been sh'chei
by emmy from all musical Judgment II any r"sh reviewer
of the concsrt suggest that Ieresna Iua Is NOT
repository OF all the eNcellencles known 10 VI" No
art
occurre noes OF evening would DO much moro con
oerial task than 10 express opnlon yot tho many
rvho were not 10 Chickeny Hall may Ike TO know no"
tho fair dcbutanto played well as how sue looked am
s received and the entitled to .no" fIrs''
then Sgnorna Tercslnd rua IS a most charming WV
man who courtesles aud smiles - a. 10 put every s"'
ccp,ibeuans heart IN atcr. aud who plays the vion
oxc.ali,ylv wall In some things she Il absolutely
rriouc bnt ala, they those thasS which stamp
vclin plsyer as A good musician. sara'ates "Iapa
,eado in her hands becomes vsritabo bit OF muscAl
,rtchcrart It's simple spanish dance tune nnuer her
fingers xploles thousand htile scintiAnt notes
which flicker and nutter and sputer most tineuly an"
rhytnmcaly until with iaa toss ottho bow sac ornSs
,hs coru.oating exhibition TO y close and bows and
piIes her delight at tho frantic behavior OF her be
vildered auditors It's delightfully."- exciting pleasure
when the little gypsy provides but 1t Is
ri..sure ike that OF looking al fireworks
When the last rocket Is burned out tho pleasure u pH'
and wnen Siguuriua 1ua attempts TO give pleasure Oh
The Limitations of art become evident
This was the last night IN hcr eu.i"nooPiVeo,
Hruch's beautiful concerto IN q minor Al tho oegnning
~ Jclawator, phrases every charmed by the
sweetness and msllowpcss OF her zone pu soo " ""
going 10 bo touchsu tnat IL "' ,varS y,ith the
miniature that she approached TINS new WORK wiz, .se
Old definition OF concerto IN her ,ns
tougbt M IL was merely display plce for the SOLO 10
strument Then balance and symmetry were cast 10 VIC
scunsntalitios It's artistic variety 10 neau"s 'hv
and III INT iuaudib BILE pABlssimos Tho strong rhythm
cal accent. Of its op distorted MorG and with
oi the evidences OF technical skill which were
H,fv which ia native TO H. aud which We are accus
toned In our There were also many sps
Grst h.arln. Of Tercsna Tua. Happy second hearing
will show some OF them TO be incorrect ., 4, ,,o
MIR Van der Suckeu conducted the orchestra IN inc
concerto some opening and closing numbers ahi IN lac
accompaniment to two m.yements OF CaHpln minut
bert played intelisontly and we'll. barring low &C.
cidents